I know i know this doesnt belong but im begging for peoples opinions. so if you like looking at pictures go to my website its http://www.steezula.com i have everywere from cars to land to snowboard to motocross and even VIDDEOSS! please check it out and tell me what you think! thanks

ian

 

You're night shots are amazing. That's some really good stuff. What kind of camera are you using?

I have a friend of mine who is currently at BYU, Chealsea Nalder, do you know her?

 

Why did'nt you post this in off topic to begin with?

OT rulesssss

 

moving to OT - this will get attention in OT

 

karlmarx: hey thankyou for ur kind words. i have a new Canon 30d DSLR and i do not know this girl you speak of do you want to pm me her emaiL? thanks ian

 

They're technically proficient, but the composition just kind leaves me cold. There's not much attitude, or mystery.

One thing I notice that would help a lot with you "object" photos is fiddling with the F-setting. You seem to be shooting with the lowest F-stop, giving you a depth of field that's ridiculously shallow. When you want to draw the eye to one particular part of a photo, that's a good thing, like in your Droplets and Old Pink shots, bu in others, especially Hoops, Creeps, and To My Friend, it singles one part of the shot too much. If you use a higher numerical F-setting, you can get a longer DOF, and make for better settings.

The "scenes" page is good, but the rest just don't do anything for me.

 

do you go to highnorth? well first off do you freestyle ski, those were some sick shots you had, saw some nice truck drivers . i went to mt. hood for 2 weeks at the beginnning of summer, it'd be awesome to have another freestyler on the forums.

 

look good to me! i agree with silver on the depth comments though, mess with the f-setting and see what you can do with that. my favorite is "scary" in the night shots

 

htanks and about the f/ settings i know wut the depth of field is i justl ike haveing certain things to stand out i know hat some are not great im 18 and i have had the DSLR for aobut 2 weeks. so thanks for the comments tho much appreciated


ian

 

take is as constructive criticism..2 weeks and you've already got a website up? that's not bad at all! you've got plenty of time to develop your skills..you should definitely stick with it though.